Roxee Medication Reference

Pet Medication Guide

Search by brand, health concern, dosage form, species, or manufacturer. Roxee keeps source-backed medication summaries beside FDA/openFDA context, freshness signals, and vet-first cautions.

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Carprofen Deracoxib Meloxicam

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Maropitant Citrate Praziquantel

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Pain & Arthritis

Pain control and mobility-support medications for chronic and acute discomfort.

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Deramaxx® Chewable Tablets Doxidyl™

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Deracoxib

Both Rx required Known brand: Deramaxx® Chewable Tablets

DERAMAXX Chewable Tablets are indicated for the control of postoperative pain and inflammation associated with dental surgery in dogs. DERAMAXX Chewable Tablets are indicated for the control of postoperative p…

Generic ingredient Care category: Pain & Arthritis Reference complete Chewable Tablets FDA branded products available 100% reference complete

Manufacturer Multiple FDA labelers

FDA products 61 FDA products linked

Brand names 10 brand names linked

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Tiredness (lethargy) Loss of appetite Stumbling gait

These are reported or curated adverse-effect terms. They do not prove causality, are not frequency estimates, and should not be used to compare medication risk.

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GI

Digestive and gastrointestinal support medications.

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Cerenia® Tablets Cerenia® Injectable Solution

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Maropitant Citrate

Both Rx required Known brand: Cerenia® Tablets

Antiemetic used to prevent and treat vomiting (and motion sickness in dogs). Species commonly shown: Both, Dog, No Use Class Stated Or Implied, Cat, No Use Class Stated Or Implied.

Generic ingredient Care category: GI Reference complete Tablet No FDA branded products linked 100% reference complete

Manufacturer Multiple FDA sponsors

FDA products No FDA products linked

Brand names 4 brand names linked

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Vomiting Fever Drooling

These are reported or curated adverse-effect terms. They do not prove causality, are not frequency estimates, and should not be used to compare medication risk.

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Droncit™ 5.68% Injectible Solution Droncit® Feline Cestocide Tablets Praziquantel 34 (Rx) Droncit® Canine Cestocide Tablets Tapeworm Dewormer for Dogs (OTC) Tapeworm Dewormer for Cats (OTC)

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Praziquantel

Both Rx required Known brand: Droncit™ 5.68% Injectible Solution

For removal of canine cestodes: Dipylidium caninum, Taenia pisiformis, and Echinococcus granulosus, and removal and control of canine cestode Echinococcus multilocularis. For removal of feline cestodes Dipylid…

Generic ingredient Care category: GI Reference complete Tablet FDA branded products available 100% reference complete

Manufacturer Multiple FDA labelers

FDA products 40 FDA products linked

Brand names 20 brand names linked

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Vomiting Diarrhea Lack of efficacy (endoparasite) - tapeworm

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Endocrine / Hormone

Hormonal and endocrine therapies beyond diabetes-specific care.

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Cat Rx required

Felimazole® Felanorm®

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Methimazole

Cat Rx required Known brand: Felimazole®

Used to manage hyperthyroidism in cats. Species commonly shown: Cat, Cat, No Use Class Stated Or Implied.

Generic ingredient Care category: Endocrine / Hormone Reference complete Coated Tablets FDA branded products available 100% reference complete

Manufacturer Multiple FDA labelers

FDA products 13 FDA products linked

Brand names 7 brand names linked

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Urinary tract infection Loss of appetite Medication error NOS

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